04/09/2014 ABC World News with Diane Sawyer

but first he needs to rest. Mike Embley will be here at 2am.

Time now for a look at the news as seen across the United States a

couple of hours ago, in ABC World News with David Muir.

Welcome to ABC World News, tonight, inside the urgent manhunt right

now. The brutal terror group Isis and the hunt for the masked man.

Tonight, you see the new clues right here, and what these videos could

reveal. The survivor speaks, tonight the American woman who came down

with Ebola, describing to us the moment that she learned, forced to

talk to her husband through glass. We learn about a new case, another

American has been infected. Joan Rivers, and what they have now done

at the hospital. Good evening, it is good to have you

with us on Wednesday night. We begin with the urgent manhunt tonight for

the hooded man on that awful tape, standing next to the second American

murdered by Isis. The man speaks with a British accent, executing a

second journalist, Steven Sotloff, 31 years old. You're about to see

new clues, and intended clues, in some of their many videos. There an

intense focus on one sibling group, seem right here in this video, is

believed to could be held. `` Syrian group.

The urgent search for the remaining two US and other Western hostages,

is being carried out by spy planes and satellites over the Isis

stronghold of the Syrian city of Raqqah. This is where US officials

believe based on stage `` believe this stage the horrific murders of

the two journalists. They believe that Isis will pay the price. ``

they staged. These horrific acts unite us and stiffen our resolve is

a country to fight against the terrorists. The commander and his

key deputies are prime targets for the US. Those who make the mistake

of harming Americans will know that we do not forget and that our reach

is your `` long and justice will be served. In the search for clues,

some of the recent videos show unintended leaves. Here, the camera

of one of the Isis camera operators, of one of the Isis camera operators,

and then another Isis fighter, part of the all`important propaganda team

that records and distributes the Guildhall videos. The act of

communication that follows the violence is as important as the act

of violence itself `` brutal videos. The family said they were

privately grieving for the 31`year`old journalist, a friend

speaking for the family said that Steven Sotloff died as he lived,

courageously. Our enemies can only hold us hostage with assault weapons

that they possess, Theia. The gold to find the remaining hostages ``

fear. A second attempt by American special forces would be much more

difficult, but they say not impossible. `` goal.

We are going to now turn to another breaking headline, new details

tonight about the newest American infected with the deadly Ebola

virus. A doctor from Boston working in a hospital in Liberia, not in the

polar word, but delivering babies in the maternity ward `` Ebola. And the

American woman, who survived Ebola tonight. She describes what it was

like to have her husband of 40 is telling her she tested positive,

forced to speak to him through glass. She is one of only two

Americans to steer down Ebola and survive `` stare down Ebola.

It is a lonely place to be. She says it was her husband of 40 years who

told her that she had the deadly disease. I remember getting up out

of the bed, and David wanting to put his arms around me and give me a

really good hug. I just pushed him away, not wanting him to get sick.

How hard was that for you? How do you tell the love of your life that

they have contracted a deadly disease? Nancy calls herself the

clinics Mama Bear. Seen in this video, she had the critical job of

decontaminating doctors coming out of the Ebola Ward, now she was a

patient herself. As her condition worsened, a critical decision. An

emergency flight back to the USA. Was that a period during this way

you said goodbye to one another? That was when I got on the

aeroplane, because I didn't know. I knew that they had talked, they did

not know why would make it to the USA. It was two weeks before her

husband could see her through the window. I went in to see her, we put

our hands on the glass, and I told her return she is the most beautiful

woman I know. I don't think I will ever get tired of saying that, it is

true. `` I told her that she is the most beautiful woman I know. When I

saw him walk in... I was amazed, again. That is a grace to us. I was

struck by how well she looks, she is recovering and is no longer

contagious. Her message is to focus on getting the help to the people of

West Africa. Good to see her back with her husband, any word on the

third American? Apparently he is doing well and is

in isolation, doing work on his computer. Thank you. To the severe

weather on the move tonight, or whether team tell us tonight this is

the threat. Storms powering up from Montana to Wisconsin. These images

coming from Minnesota tonight, roads turned into lakes here. Drivers

forced to get out and push their cars. This headline quarters along

the millions of American shoppers, new concern tonight about a security

breach at the home Depo. It could be bigger than the breach at Target.

Numbers could be larger this time, and what should you do?

Tonight, home Depo confirmed that they are working with banks and law

enforcement to investigate some unusual activity that could put

millions of peoples credit card numbers in the hands of criminals.

We know the sale of credit and debit card numbers are proceeding in the

black market. The potential breach involving all of the 2200 US stores

and possibly online purchases would likely be even bigger than

attack over the holidays on this store, Target. Security experts say

the best way to reduce the fraud, embedding chips like this one

credit cards. American retailers plan to launch that technology next

year, but it is already in use in Europe. When they introduce chip and

pin cards in Europe, a decrease the amount of in`store fraud by 60%.

More than that. Analysts caution that it is not a silver bullet. The

226 million Americans shopping online every month. The bottom line

on it is that Chip and pin will not help you when you shop online. How

can you protect yourself now? Check your credit card statements

regularly, and consider using applications which monitor your

accounts 24/7 for fraudulent charges. Tonight, the store tells us

they are rapidly gathering facts. If there is a breach, they will

immediately notify customers and no one will be responsible for any

fraudulent charges on their accounts, and the store will offer

free services for identity `` identity theft protection for anyone

impacted. ' It was nearly one week ago Joan

Rivers went into cardiac arrest. Our reporter is at the hospital tonight.

Joan Rivers's daughter revealing new information tonight, saying in a

statement: While she didn't provide an

explanation for the move, this week she confirmed her 81`year`old mother

does remain on life support. One doctor who is not treating her

says it can be hard to tell what the move means. The fact that Joan

Rivers has been moved into a private room is potentially good news. But

we don't really know. Maybe even for a few more days. The comic legend

has been unconscious and hospitalised for nearly one week,

after going into cardiac arrest at this clinic. The very night before

going into the hospital, she was performing in New York City. The

woman known for making so many laugh now in everyone's prayers. Rivers is

reportedly surrounded by family and friends. The hospital isn't

providing any more details her condition.

Thank you. Tonight we here for the first time from the passenger who

forced an emergency landing, all of it over legroom. In fact, three

planes were forced to land in one week over flights. That pageant ``

passenger is defending the commotion. Tonight, new video of a

woman being escorted off the plane. The latest reclining seat fight that

led to a flight to version. It started last week when a Denver

man used those plastic gadgets to stop a seat from reclining. Tonight

he says he is ashamed and embarrassed. They are to legal but

not allowed by major carriers. The man said:

After being asked to take them off, he did and says the woman in front

of him slammed her seat back. A war of words and then the woman through

a soda in his face. He said: The flight was diverted to Chicago.

The passengers removed. Why so many incidents? On theory, that planes

with less air room `` less legroom. Everybody seems to be pushing and

shoving their way onto the plane and when you finally get your seat

there's no legroom left. The man did get home on another airline. One

that does not have reclining seats. Thank you. When millions of children

went back to school in America, a deadly schoolbus accident making

headlines in Wisconsin. More than 12 students hurt in a devastating

collision. Tonight, the dramatic video. Buses put to the test. How

safe are they? On this country wrote in Wisconsin,

a school bus full of high school kids in a collision with a car,

killing one person and injuring 13 students. A lot of the kids were

very upset. New concerns from parents and critics questioning how

safe our children are in school buses. In most States seatbelts

aren't required. They are 50 times more likely to get to school safely

than if they were driving themselves or riding with friends. The National

Transportation Safety Board looked at two fatal lesions in 2012 and

found seatbelts out a measure of safety. `` collisions. This

animation shows a child wearing a seatbelt and one not wearing a

seatbelt. Why aren't they all school buses? Is it the cost? Is this what

it really comes down to? It is too expensive? Yes, there would be an

added cost but if all school districts bought the school buses

with belts, the costs would go down over time. The safety administration

says seatbelts can hinder evacuations during electrical busway

is like this one. But in the event of a rollover or side impact,

seatbelts could prevent this. School buses are designed to be safer than

cars. The seats are close together, the backs are high and padded but

many parents would like to see the seatbelts installed.

This has been a debate going on for years. Thank you.

Thanks to many of you at home. Last night, we took you to the Syrian

border, surely give children. Some as young as seven, working in the

fields of Lebanon. Many of them now the sole providers for their

families. But we discovered they are still smiling after seven hours in

the fields because of the glimmer of hope, the chance to go to school.

$15 can provide an entire classroom with papers, pencils and notebooks.

Look at this. Viewers donating money could provide enough money for over

2000 classrooms. Still much more ahead. What do those

pricetags truly reveal? 14 national chains show how the price could go

down further. Next, as many go for the

back`to`school deals, what we learnt about the pricetags. If the price to

drop further `` is the price about to drop further?

We are on a bargain hunting mission armed with hidden cameras. Tips on

how to spot savings in places you have never thought to look. James

says he has uncovered pricing secrets at 14 national chains and

they are hidden in plain sight. First, look at the fine print on the

pricetag. Just like we did at Target. That is the percentage of

the original price. Originally these were about $20, that 70%. And pay

attention to the last two digits on yellow pricetags. James says those

ending in .6 remains `` means six weeks until the next markdown. And

watch for the Asterix. One in the right`hand corner can mean jack ``

jackpot as it's a clearance item. Home Depot and Cosco say they won't

talk about pricing but Target says it is impossible to determine the

markdown based on those numbers. But often the store employees themselves

can confirm the inside information. But once you do you have cracked the

retail code. A big change this evening. Something

millions of families are for dinner, chicken, the third largest

poultry producers as they have stopped using human antibiotics in

almost all chickens at 100 `` 100% of their eggs. There is growing

concern that antibiotics in our food makes medicine less effective.

Finally, you will notice the flight behind us. Many of the faces from

the 115 native American reports so far. One American family determined

to keep jobs here. Something many of our fighter pilots depend on.

When many of our fighter pilots reach speeds of 1500 mph, there is

often something else going on. Something you can't see. And it is

made in America and we went to find it. Massachusetts, Randolph, the

science editor will. `` the sign said it all. Made in America and

proud of it! Even make `` they have been making sunglasses for fighter

pilots for nearly 40 years. Everywhere you look, you see those

pilots. Yes, that's the heritage. When they started, 90% of our

eyewear in America was made in America. Now, just 3% is made here.

In the 80s, everything went overseas. What we stayed. That

staying power is now paying off. How many of us have you had over the

years to make these classes overseas? Many. We are committed to

making them? Are most prized clients. These

were high`stakes? For sure. When you have a pilot flying a multimillion

dollar jet, you can't afford to have a screw fallout. They are counting

on their American workers. 18 years? Way to go! You can be proud!

us. The whole family smiling. Tonight at the factory, they are

planning their newest frames. We are better off leaving it to them at the

factory where they keep three words in mind. Made in America! They look

a lot better than me. Keep tweeting me with your mate in America ideas.

See you here tomorrow night. `` made.